Fake websites and #phishing attacks are commonplace across the internet, while scammers #continue attempts to drain funds through Web3 functionality.

Fake websites and #phishing attacks are commonplace across the internet, while scammers #continue attempts to drain funds through Web3 functionality.

On March 25, #blockchain-focused security firm CetriK revealed the possibility of a #phishing link being circulated via the Arbitrum Discord server.

The daily presence of #logistics companies in consumers’ lives, especially with the prevalence of online delivery status updates, makes them a prime target for #phishing #scams

Fake websites and #phishing attacks are commonplace across the internet, while scammers #continue attempts to drain funds through Web3 functionality.

On March 25, #blockchain-focused security firm CetriK revealed the possibility of a #phishing link being circulated via the Arbitrum Discord server.

On March 25, #blockchain-focused security firm CetriK revealed the possibility of a #phishing link being circulated via the Arbitrum Discord server.

On March 25, #blockchain-focused security firm CetriK revealed the possibility of a #phishing link being circulated via the Arbitrum Discord server.

The #phishing message on Discord offered “the opportunity to re-claim an #additional stake in Arbitrum DAO Governance” while citing issues during the initial token claim drive.

The #phishing message on Discord offered “the opportunity to re-claim an #additional stake in Arbitrum DAO Governance” while citing issues during the initial token claim drive.

On March 25, #blockchain-focused security firm CetriK revealed the possibility of a #phishing link being circulated via the Arbitrum Discord server.

On March 25, #blockchain-focused security firm CetriK revealed the possibility of a #phishing link being circulated via the Arbitrum Discord server.

The #phishing message on Discord offered “the opportunity to re-claim an #additional stake in Arbitrum DAO Governance” while citing issues during the initial token claim drive.

Fake websites and #phishing attacks are commonplace across the internet, while scammers #continue attempts to drain funds through Web3 functionality.

Fake websites and #phishing attacks are commonplace across the internet, while scammers #continue attempts to drain funds through Web3 functionality.

Fake websites and #phishing attacks are commonplace across the internet, while scammers #continue attempts to drain funds through Web3 functionality.

Fake websites and #phishing attacks are commonplace across the internet, while scammers #continue attempts to drain funds through Web3 functionality.

Fake websites and #phishing attacks are commonplace across the internet, while scammers #continue attempts to drain funds through Web3 functionality.

Fake websites and #phishing attacks are commonplace across the internet, while scammers #continue attempts to drain funds through Web3 functionality.

Fake websites and #phishing attacks are commonplace across the internet, while scammers #continue attempts to drain funds through Web3 functionality.

Fake websites and #phishing attacks are commonplace across the internet, while scammers #continue attempts to drain funds through Web3 functionality.

Fake websites and #phishing attacks are commonplace across the internet, while scammers #continue attempts to drain funds through Web3 functionality.

Fake websites and #phishing attacks are commonplace across the internet, while scammers #continue attempts to drain funds through Web3 functionality.

Fake websites and #phishing attacks are commonplace across the internet, while scammers #continue attempts to drain funds through Web3 functionality.

Fake websites and #phishing attacks are commonplace across the internet, while scammers #continue attempts to drain funds through Web3 functionality.

Fake websites and #phishing attacks are commonplace across the internet, while scammers #continue attempts to drain funds through Web3 functionality.

Fake websites and #phishing attacks are commonplace across the internet, while scammers #continue attempts to drain funds through Web3 functionality.

The #cryptocurrency #phishing scammer behind some of the most high-profile and high-value Web3 thefts claims to have packed up shop, saying it was “time to move on to something better.

Scam alert: Trezor warns #users of #new #phishing attack

Fake #Ethereum Denver website linked to notorious #phishing #wallet

Fake #Ethereum Denver website linked to notorious #phishing #wallet

Fake #Ethereum Denver website linked to notorious #phishing #wallet

Fake #Ethereum Denver website linked to notorious #phishing #wallet

Fake #Ethereum Denver website linked to notorious #phishing #wallet

Fake #Ethereum Denver website linked to notorious #phishing #wallet

Fake #Ethereum Denver website linked to notorious #phishing #wallet

Fake #Ethereum Denver website linked to notorious #phishing #wallet

Fake #Ethereum Denver website linked to notorious #phishing wallet

Fake #Ethereum Denver website linked to notorious #phishing #wallet